SEEL


Meaning of SEEL in English

transitive verb Etymology: alteration of Middle English silen, from Anglo-French ciller, from Medieval Latin ciliare, from Latin cilium eyelid Date: 15th century to close the eyes of (as a hawk) by drawing threads through the eyelids, to close up (one's eyes)

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